Denis Judd
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Jeremy Paxman's book on Britain's imperial story is an idiosyncratic, droll but ultimately useful introduction to the subject. Published February 14 2012
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Denis Judd on an entertaining and frequently revealing new biography of Chamberlain. Published October 19 2011
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Denis Judd reviews Clem Seecharan's book on identity in colonial Guyana. Published June 11 2010
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A century ago, the British authorities in India passed a series of reforms that they hoped would appease the subcontinent’s increasingly confident political movements. But, writes Denis Judd, it was too little, too late. Published October 16 2009
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Denis Judd reviews Zulu Hart by Saul David. Published October 2 2009
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Denis Judd on an illustrated guide to all 27 world heritage sites in the UK and Ireland
Published July 15 2009
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Two Planks & a Passion: the Dramatic Early History of Skiing and Eat my Dust:: Early Women MotoristsDenis Judd reviews two titles on the early history of leisure activities
Published April 20 2009
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Denis Judd reviews a title covering the period from the Battle of Yorktown to the handover of Hong Kong.
Published December 12 2007
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Denis Judd reviews two political biographies.
Published April 18 2007
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Published November 14 2006
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Denis Judd takes stock of current arguments as to the effect of British rule in India and other countries of the Empire.
Published February 17 2004
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Bush, Julia
Published April 30 2000
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Peter Aughton
Published January 1 2000
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Keith Surridge
Published June 30 1999
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Denis Judd questions the role of Empire in defining Britain’s identity in relation to Europe and the rest of the world.
Published March 31 1999
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